Author: Ana Marin

Sleep research keeps linking short nights to weaker memory, mood and judgement at work. Employers are starting to treat rest as performance

Decision fatigue research suggests the quality of choices drops across a working day. Managers are redesigning routines to protect their hardest

Longevity clinics promise to measure and slow your biological age. What the tests actually measure, what clinics can change, and where science ends.

Notifications, meetings and open-plan noise compete for a finite resource: attention. What psychology says about focus at work and how teams protect it.

Startup culture glorified the sleepless founder. Investors and founders themselves are now treating mental health as a performance variable, not a weakness.

Knowledge workers check messages every few minutes and pay a switching tax each time. Organisations are redesigning days around attention, not hours.

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